Last updated: November 2, 2026

iDid ("the app") is a bucket list app that you check every day on your Home Screen. This policy explains what information the app handles and how.

1. Information stored on your device

Your bucket lists, goals, periods, and completion records are stored on your device. They are shared between the app and its widgets through an on-device storage area (App Group). As described in section 2, the names of your lists and goals are also sent to our analytics service. Other content, such as periods and completion records, is not sent to any server.

If you delete the app, this data is deleted from your device.

1. Usage analytics

To improve the app, we collect usage events with PostHog, an analytics service.

What we collect

• Actions in the app, such as creating a list, adding a goal, marking a goal as done, sharing a card, and opening the widget guide
• Counts related to those actions, such as the number of goals, the number of completed goals, and the number of widgets installed
• Content you enter: the name of a list when you create it, and the name of a goal when you add it or mark it as done
• Basic technical information, such as the app version, iOS version, device model, and app language
• A random identifier created by the analytics service to count events from the same installation

We use list and goal names to understand what kinds of goals people set and complete, so that we can improve the app.

What we do not collect

• Your name, email address, contacts, photos, or precise location
• Location estimated from your IP address (this feature is turned off)

We do not link this information to your name or contact details, and we do not use it for advertising or tracking across other apps and websites. We do not sell it. List and goal names can contain personal content, so we use them only for analysis and never publish them.

Analytics data is kept for one year and is processed on PostHog's servers in the United States. For details, see PostHog's privacy policy: https://posthog.com/privacy

1. Sharing images